Guided by the themes depicted in the conceptual framework, the participants' "quotes" from the interviews and focus groups were used to form the wording of the items, following a sequence of drafting, review, modification, re-review and consensus.
The sequence spans of "draft" genome sequences are smaller than the genome sizes.
HS helped to revise the draft and reorder the sequence of the draft.
We found that the map number and N50 length under the depth of 100X have already surpassed draft genome sequences of 2014 draft and 2015 draft for large yellow croaker (Table 2).
The initial nucleotide sequence of the CP21 draft genome was submitted to EMBL under the accession number HE815464 [ 23].
The sequences of the draft genome of P. carinii were retrieved from the Pneumocystis genome project website (http://pgp.cchmc.org/).
Since accurate SNP identification relies largely on the quality of the sequence data, the use of draft genome sequences could potentially introduce errors into the variation estimates.
In the last decade, a small number of complete genome sequences and a large number of draft sequences of Acinetobacter spp. have become available (Barbe et al. 2004; Fournier et al. 2006; Antunes et al. 2013).
The international consortium, principally laboratories in Britain and the United States, with contributions from China, France, Germany and Japan, spent $300 million to prepare the draft sequence of the human genome.
Prof Pääbo is the head of genetics at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig and led the team that created the draft sequence of the Neanderthal genome.
The international consortium  principally laboratories in the United States and Britain, but including contributions from France, Germany, China and Japan  together spent about $300 million to prepare the draft sequence of the human genome.
